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The MAJOR issue with the current LLMs is that they will CHOKE when trying to combine too many new concepts and variables, it starts to become muddled. At some point, they won't be able to scale multiple new concepts, variables, models of thinking, etc. And only human minds so far are able to get past a certain point of complexity of recombination.
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LLMs currently work like a mathematical equation. What the LLM does is to balance that equation. It's similar to the hegelian dialectic: thesis, antithesis, and synthesis. The best way of prompting an LLM is understanding that they are mixing different concepts as if they were math. You can add, you can divide, you can multiply. But they excel best at matrix multiplication at a conceptual level. They are able to take multiple concepts and, for the lack of better words, "multiply", those multiple concepts to other concepts. The ultimate prompt engineering is about using your human ingenuity to be able to extract from the AI the information that your brain lack by being intelligent with the method you use to extract that information, and interactively work with to improve that method for your specific context and situation. You have to THINK for it by coming up with the right equation, so it will know how to combine different concepts it has inside of itself. Due to this recently, some have started calling it "context enginerring". You create a prompt to ask the AI to generate a MODEL of how to interpret something, then, you ask it to ask you THE VARIABLES of the equation "The context" so it can use it's vast information array as a glorified search engine by computing those variables, and it will fill in the MODEL with the information. LLMs are equation machines. Human minds are closer to the creator of equations. In other words, they COMPUTE ALGORITHMS YOU GIVE TO IT, but you are intelligent creator of the algorithm. Also, I ask it to prefer using established ideas, etc. So it can make precise references to authors and concepts. This is the best prompt I've used so far (I use it with Gemini 2.5 PRO inside of Google Ai Studio for free):
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That's a great point. Also I forgot that the world's economy can also increase, so the purchasing power of a bitcoin holder in decades might hit those marks. But even a 10x is already great. I think for someone with a higher risk profile like me, holding bitcoin as part of my investment portfolio will be a good strategy. By trying to look at bitcoin within someone's investment portfolio with "modern portfolio theory" (that one that they try to average out risks and volitivity to optimize the risk-benefit ratio) The macroeconomics trend I realized of bitcoin, is that when people have disposable income and the world markets are being flooded with speculation, bitcoin feels kinda like a multiplier/leverage of the market sentiment, but it also is uncorrelated in a lot of ways. At least that was the case back in 2021 bullrun. But also, other crypto would get a trickle down of the bitcoin, being highly correlated with the inflow of money into bitcoin, kinda bitcoin being the gateway drug into the "blue chip" coins, the money gets trickled down into other crypto currencies, and due to their smaller market cap, it's yet another multiplier/leverage. And then, of course, there are the coins with much smaller market capitalization that will give some crazy 100x returns within a year but with massive volitivity and high risk of crashing down due to capital flowing away from them, and everyone just abusing them for quick gains. If someone has a pet prefered shit coin, I'd NEVER advise them to go all in into it, and have a reasonable portfolio. People in the crypto space are too risky/greedy and they go too much all in. Doing dollar cost averaging, doing portfolio management and anything else to smooth out the risks and loses is the fundamental. Bitcoin/crypto "bubble" feeling comes from the same market dynamics for any kind of innovation, there is the Frenzy, there is the new core technology from which new companies and inventions will arise, etc. I was talking recently to an AI exactly about the superstructure of those market dynamics and how for example we can map that into the "AI revolution" and the "Creator economy" (Which Leo Gura managed to get into early on). I was trying to understand better bubbles, so I can know how to position myself in the market as a professional or as a business, or as a content creator, etc. The money isn't just made by the chasing of the primary asset: I.e.: The gold Rush, you are better off selling shovels than pandling for gold.
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Lucasxp64 replied to Lucasxp64's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Oh yes. The forbidden free money jar. If only the govts didn't fuck it up. The issue of gold-based or some other finite resource like bitcoin being used as currency is that it keeps the govt from having much control in economic policies (but they need some control to fight against certain catastrophic economic effects that hinders growth, such as too much deflation), also for international trade there is something called the Trilemma problem. They tried to solve that problem with the USD fiat because they had 75% of the world's gold reserve after World War 2 and the could "trust them" (they had a real 50% economic output of the entire world productive capacity, but today they they are the only country that can export their inflation), but alas! The forbidden free money jar at an international scale has hands too deep into it. Actually. What would happen if the world dropped the USA as the world's reserve currency? In the end of the day, the USA would have to re-industrialize and create higher quality job opportunities for the average americans, and the would have to be less of the economic capitalist parasitic global class and be more like china that is the industrial capitalists (I'm borrowing the terms from Michael Hudson) That video I had above had gone with the specific technical details.: -
😂 After the early investors became millionaires working at starbucks. The rule of the game is to first understand the rules. But I must admit I lost the bandwagon of BTC speculation, I won't be able to join the parasitic financial capitalist class anymore with BTC, since even a Dave Ramsey thinks it is safe. No more 100x return coming, it would have to engulf the world's economy for that to happen due to the current trillion dollar market capitalization. But I think what is actually safe and maximize profit is to understand the rules of the game.
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Lucasxp64 replied to Lucasxp64's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Question answered based on the book above: "Can we nuke debt, has it been done in history before, should it be done?" -
Lucasxp64 replied to Lucasxp64's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
I recommend reading/listening to Michael Hudson for everyone interested in: Geopolitics, Economics, Human Bullshit and corruption. And also the channel "Geopolitical Economy Report" @Leo Gura @Ajay0 @zazen @Breakingthewall @Davino @Basman @kray @WikiRando (I'm tagging people that seemed interested about this kind of stuff recently) -
It will also free the world's economy from the economic imperialism imposed by the US Dollar the world's reserve currency. Every country in the world, not just people is ripe right now to ditch the dollar. Read my post. This rabbit hole of the US Dollar being used for international trade is the nastiest and most impactful geopolitical global economic fact of the 21st century. The USA went on practically an economic HEIST after the Second World War. Even here in the Forum I can't believe people are not making connections with every problem we currently have with those details directly. Read the author Michel Hudson, he is a economic genius outside of the junk. @Leo Gura should read him if he didn't do so. https://www.goodreads.com/author/list/26855.Michael_Hudson
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Lucasxp64 replied to Lucasxp64's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Michel Hudson Find all of Michel Hudson Books here: https://www.goodreads.com/author/list/26855.Michael_Hudson Who is Michael Hudson? And is he relevant to our entire stream of ideas? -
Lucasxp64 replied to Lucasxp64's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Yes. But, they can't do it all of sudden. They have different instruments to do so. They can make the existing debt get absorbed by the entire economy slowly through inflation. This was actually done by mistake or malice once with the world's first "finance bro", but when that happened he was the only economic wizard at the time at such position of power. He essentially made the French debt go away out of thin air, but it only got transferred to the stock price of his company doing the "colonization" of today's state of Lousiana in the USA that used to be just a swampy village village and had no real value, and it was fulled by hype, it got transferred to the french people that debt through economic collapse, but he didn't do it slowly enough for the economy to absorb it. So today we can do something called quantitative easing. It creates inflation, but it makes it go poof and be gone essentially. This story below is actually pretty funny, he was a prostitute addict and gambler back in the 1600-1700s. He died broke because he went too deep with his hands on the "free money" jar. The whole logic of making it go away by also just trying to lower interest on the debt, it also creates issue: -
Lucasxp64 replied to Lucasxp64's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
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If we get first mass produced good quality humanoid robots before general artificial intelligence, we will have a new era of work. Physical jobs could be done remotely to save on hiring costs and on transportation. Imagine being someone living in a first-world country, and one day you could hire for an extremely low wage a person from a poor country working from a sweatshop for you. All of sudden that new yorker barista can be replaced by a cheap worker to cut costs. This will override by default any work laws like all kinds of remote work already do anyways such as call centers, any kind of digital work, etc. It will unleash a new era of cheap labor and displacing physical laborers from working at their physical location. It will probably be done early on like this at least to gather training data for AI systems to replace those jobs eventually.
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So cool. They are showing in practice how stone age tech was done. Basically, something any modern human can do with their bare hands and the right kinds of material in the environment.
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I became capable of reliably attracting hot and nice (not crazy) women in some specific online platform, but they live all over the country. But the ego approval I got is very real. What it did to me was to cure me from my low-self esteem and I have less tolerance to put up with toxic bullshit and time wasting that I had before, to the point I can have chats with hot chicks with an unanswered message for a whole day there and not feeling afraid that I'm not "building up enough momentum with her" or some other crap fear I used to have coming from lack of actual abundance. Next step is to actually fuck well daily. That will do wonders to my psychology.
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Great to met a fellow Gaucho here! I'm living here as well.
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I wonder if he Is simply trolling those IDF soldiers by saying that to get a reaction from them?
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Lucasxp64 replied to Spiral Wizard's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
I don't have any issues with becoming a literally semi-immortal being through mind-uploading. But the consequences for society will be radical. Imagine the backwards savages of a couple of centuries ago still alive? Those guys would slow down the ego's development of society even worst. And imagine the consequences for the sexual market? You can have billionaires with hundreds of different bodies connected as a hive mind having sex with even more biological woman? Imagine the consequences for the sexual market. Maybe it would be positive if everyone had access, and everybody would be extremely physically attractive. -
AI Summary by NotebookLM from Google, re-written with Gemini 2.5 Pro (with help of my prompting) - Time context: First video was released in 2024 May 23th The second update in 2025 Jun 18th (A few DAYS before the USA's bombing with the stealth B2 bombers busted deep into the nuclear facilities) Which was the 'Operation Midnight Hammer' on June 21 (June 22 Iranian time)
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Lucasxp64 replied to Breakingthewall's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
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How does it relate to Israel, and their deception?
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AI Summary by https://notebooklm.google.com/from Google.
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Lucasxp64 replied to Spiral Wizard's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
😂😂😂 A lot of people are already worshipping LLMs. And it's absolutely hilarious seeing new age chicks crying on tiktok because she thinks she "awoke" spiritually her ChatGPT chat history. -
Lucasxp64 replied to Lucasxp64's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
"You will be provided with the guns, the trackers..." The only part is not like Sarajevo is that they liked the most to shot down innocent/least capable people and had a premium price for them (not veterans -- well veterans are innocent, but you get the idea), and supposedly paid extra to shot down children. -
Lucasxp64 replied to Spiral Wizard's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
At least with Gemini in the https://aistudio.google.com/ I can give it a system prompt that would make it handle dark and sexual content (to some extent). It's use in the gemini.google.com probably has a very strict system prompt, and ChatGPT always had for the the most strict.
